Respond to risk before it becomes an incident.
frameLOGIC combines real-time tracking, video telematics and AI-based event detection. The system recognises signs of fatigue and distraction and warns the driver while there is still time to react.
Why fleets run frameLOGIC driver safety
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Prevent accidents before they happen
AI-based detection recognises signs of fatigue and distraction in real time and warns the driver while there is still time to react, not in next month's incident report.
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Driver state and road context
DMS recognises signs of fatigue and distraction, while ADAS analyses the road ahead. Together they capture relevant events such as harsh braking, an unfastened seatbelt or a drifting gaze.
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One Safety Score instead of raw alerts
Camera events are analysed and condensed into a clear Safety Score for the fleet manager. Dashboards show both the overall safety picture and changes in individual driving patterns.
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Coaching that builds safer habits
Footage from dangerous situations supports training based on actual events. Regular review and specific feedback help drivers develop safer habits.
What the driver safety module covers
Incident detection, behaviour analysis, remote access to recordings, and refresher training, all connected to the rest of the frameLOGIC platform.
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Road incident detection
Cameras record dangerous situations on the road, and recordings are available remotely, with no need to pull the vehicle in to retrieve footage.
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Vehicle cameras
Forward-facing and in-cab cameras capture the context around every event: what the driver saw, and what the road looked like.
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Driver training and coaching
Recordings of specific events are material for a conversation with the driver, not for settling accounts with them. The ranking shows who needs support before a risky driving style ends in a collision.
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Driver safety – common questions
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What is the Safety Score?
The Safety Score combines video alerts into a single metric for the fleet team. Dashboards show events such as signs of fatigue, distraction, an unfastened seatbelt and harsh braking. This gives the fleet manager an overall safety picture and helps prioritise training.
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How does the system detect driver fatigue?
DMS technology uses AI to recognise dangerous driver states such as fatigue and distraction in real time, and warns the driver directly, so the intervention happens before an incident, not after it.
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How does driver coaching work?
Recordings from dangerous situations are reviewed to identify risky behaviour. Training is based on what happened in the cab, so the feedback is specific to the event and the driver.
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How can a fleet track changes in safety?
Safety Score, event categories and training priorities can be compared over time. The data sits alongside the rest of the fleet management record, so the fleet team can review progress in the same platform.